This page only shows primary logo variants. For other related logos and images, see:
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Microsoft Internet Explorer 1
1995–1996
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Microsoft Internet Explorer 2
1995–1996
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Microsoft Internet Explorer 3
1996–2001
Microsoft Internet Explorer 4 – 7 Beta
1997–2005
In Internet Explorer 4.0, the famous logo was fully implemented everywhere. This logo was used as the IE6 and IE7 Beta "mshtml.dll" Desktop mode icon.
Microsoft Internet Explorer 6 – 7 Beta
2001–2006
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This logo is still used on the Internet Explorer help page, & as a PowerPoint icon. The last known build to use this icon is build 4053.
Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.05 - 7 Beta
2003–2005 (unused)
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This was the original logo of Internet Explorer 7 during part of the beta phase before being changed in late 2005, and seen on Longhorn builds 4066-5259 after was seen on private demo builds of build 4050.
Windows Internet Explorer 7 – 8
2005–2011
Microsoft Internet Explorer was rebranded to Windows Internet Explorer during the release of Windows Vista. This logo was used for IE7 and IE8. A slogan called "Have you had a break today?" was made due to the launch of Windows Live.
Windows Internet Explorer 9 – 11
2011–2022
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This is used as a primary logo on Windows 7/10, & as a secondary logo on Windows 8.x (only on the Start screen).[1][2]
Internet Explorer 10 – 11
2012–2022
This logo is used for the Metro/Modern UI style version of Internet Explorer 10 and 11 on Windows 8.x and Windows RT. Also used on Windows Phone since Internet Explorer 9. This logo also looks similar to the 1997 logo. This is used as a primary logo on Windows 8.x. This is used as a secondary logo on Windows 7/10. You can find this logo on Windows 7/8.x/10 by opening Internet Explorer, clicking the settings icon, and clicking "About Internet Explorer".
In Windows 10 Technical Preview Build 10049, the default browser was changed to IE's successor browser called Microsoft Edge. Microsoft Teams stopped supporting Internet Explorer 11 on November 30, 2020. Microsoft 365 products ended Internet Explorer 11 support on August 17, 2021. Internet Explorer 11 support will end on June 15, 2022 for Windows 10 version 20H2 and later, as well as Windows 10 IoT version 20H2 and later; however, Internet Explorer 11 will continue to receive security updates on other versions of Windows as long as the version of Windows it is running on is still supported.
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Current Windows (Holographic | IoT | Server | 365) | One UI Book1
Defunct/Deprecated 1 Developed by Samsung; software skin for Galaxy Book series |
Microsoft Windows apps
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Current: Accessory Center | Alarms & Clock | App Installer | Calculator | Calendar | Camera | Clipchamp | Console | Defender | Device Manager | Disk Clean-up | Drive Optimizer | DVD Player1 | Event Viewer | Feedback Hub | File Explorer (Desktop | Documents | Downloads | Folder | Music | Network | Pictures | Program | Recycle Bin | This PC | User's files | Videos) | Fresh Paint | Get Help | Get Started | Installer | Magnifier | Mail | Management Console | Maps | Media Player | Messaging | Mobile Plans | Mobility Center | Money | Movies & TV | Narrator | Notepad | Paint | Paint 3D | PC Health Check | People | Phone Link | Photos (Video Editor) | Power Automate | PowerShell (ISE) | Print 3D | Quick Assist | Registry | Remote Desktop | Security and Maintenance | Settings | Snipping Tool (Snip & Sketch) | Solitaire Collection | Speech Recognition | Sports | Start | Sticky Notes | Store | System Restore | Task Manager | Terminal | Tips | Tools | Update | Voice Recorder | Weather | Windows Subsystem for Linux (Android) | Whiteboard | Xbox | Xbox Game Bar Former/Defunct/Deprecated: 1 Spun off into a Microsoft Store app |